About us
We’re delighted to have you join the ClickHouse and friends global community!
This is a meetup for everybody who is interested in ClickHouse, from a technology and use case perspective. ClickHouse® is an open-source, high performance columnar OLAP database management system for real-time analytics using SQL. The sessions and discussions in this group will relate to architecture considerations, software design, coding and much more.
Our user group is free and open so we welcome you all to learn, collaborate, and share experiences!
Upcoming events
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Rows & Columns
The Contemporary Jewish Museum, 736 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94103, USA, San Francisco, CA, USRegister here: https://luma.com/clickh-wavw
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🌉 The Great OLTP–OLAP Convergence
OLTP and OLAP are colliding, and nobody agrees on the right way to build for it. We got the people actually shipping these systems into one room to argue it out.
Who's talking- Andy Pavlo (Head of ClickHouse Labs, ClickHouse) — opening keynote, setting the stage for the day
- Fatma Ozcan (Principal Software Engineer & Systems Research, Google) — closing keynote, wrapping up the day
- Nikita Shamgunov (VP, Engineering, Databricks) + more to come — "The Convergence Debate," a fireside panel on where OLTP/OLAP is headed
- Hannes Mühleisen (Co-founder & Creator, DuckDB) — talk, details TBA
- Bonnie Xu (Member of Technical Staff, OpenAI) — talk, details TBA
- Russell Spitzer (Principal Engineer & Apache Iceberg PMC, Snowflake) — "Apache Iceberg: The Interoperability Layer Between OLTP and OLAP"
- James Sutton (CTO, ShipScience) — "From CDC Pipeline to Recovered Dollars: Agentic Parcel Auditing at 3B Row Updates a Month"
- Shalaka Borker (Director of Data Engineering, Rooftsock) — "Beyond Query Tuning: Rethinking Application Reporting"
The day
- 9:00 — Doors open, registration & coffee
- 10:00 — Opening Keynote — Andy Pavlo
- 10:45 — The Convergence Debate (fireside panel)
- 12:00 — Lunch on the outdoor terrace
- 1:00 — Talk — Hannes Mühleisen
- 1:30 — Case Study — ShipScience
- 2:00 — Case Study — Rooftsock
- 2:30 — Talk — Speaker TBA
- 3:15 — Afternoon break
- 4:00 — Talk — Russell Spitzer
- 4:30 — Talk — Bonnie Xu
- 5:00 — Closing Keynote — Fatma Ozcan
- 5:30 — Happy hour
**Want the mic for 5 minutes? We're opening up a handful of lightning talk slots on the day — details and the application link are coming soon.DET Community Booth** — the DET community will have a booth open all day at the Blue Cube, with 1:1 mentorship sessions and small-group networking for fellow practitioners. Links for booking a networking slot.
Free to attend. Application-only. 400+ curated practitioners, one room, one track — no parallel sessions competing for your time.
📍 Contemporary Jewish Museum, 736 Mission Street, San Francisco
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Hands-on training: Agent Observability with Langfuse in San Francisco
Mindspace Coworking San Francisco, 575 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94105, USA, San Francisco, CA, USregister here: https://luma.com/gp4dehl2
This is an evening hands on training open to all. Dinner provided. Please bring your laptops! Training will be about 2 hours.
Join us for a hands-on Langfuse workshop where we'll show you how to observe, debug, and improve your AI applications, step by step, using a real sample app. Bring your questions and discover how Langfuse can level up your specific use cases!
Prerequisites:- Attendees will need a langfuse cloud account (free tier available, no credit card required) or have Langfuse running locally via docker compose.
Step-by-step-guide to deploy and run Langfuse locally or on a VM using Docker - You will also need an LLM API key (e.g. OpenAI).
1 attendee- Attendees will need a langfuse cloud account (free tier available, no credit card required) or have Langfuse running locally via docker compose.
Past events
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